Sentence examples for flawed conceptions from inspiring English sources
This evaluation will highlight how flawed conceptions of authenticity have brought about an ongoing gentrification process that is displacing a large share of the population, a fundamental component of urban heritage authenticity.
Feminist epistemologists trace these failures to flawed conceptions of knowledge, knowers, objectivity, and scientific methodology.
MERS was flawed at conception, those critics say.
It was a profoundly unjust use of government power against an individual — a case flawed in both conception and execution.
It is becoming painfully clear that the American plan (if it can even be dignified with the name) for dealing with postwar Iraq was flawed in its conception and ineptly carried out.
The play is flawed from the, er, conception.
The whole conception is flawed at the top because people don't read anymore".
Mr. Jobs once dismissed the Kindle by saying "the whole conception is flawed at the top because people don't read anymore".
To some Israeli critics, however, the design and the content are beside the point; the museum, they argue, is flawed in its very conception, because it's the product of an American rabbi and the object of American philanthropy.
Even the caxirola's conception is flawed, based as it is on the premise that vuvezelas which droned their way through the 2010 tournament were in some way A Good Thing.
